play gundam musou 2 until my shinn max lvl freaking sienz...
Haiz...
Still cant 1 hit kill a normal army...
sad
Monday, August 24, 2009
Saturday, August 22, 2009
Whoa gathering
This gathering...
not bad la...
but wei minn them keep scolding me...
sad...a bit
Heres de pic we shot...
haha
Thursday, August 20, 2009
Smt farewell party
We goin to hv a party wif smt
cos she goin to leave malaysia
sad.....
I hope u guys can talk to anna about de farewell party
it will hving at coming september
we need new organizer
cos don always de same people
thx
cos she goin to leave malaysia
sad.....
I hope u guys can talk to anna about de farewell party
it will hving at coming september
we need new organizer
cos don always de same people
thx
Monday, August 3, 2009
really big gundam
walau a real gundam for gundam 30th anniversary
damn tall
Any Gundam followers out there will be rather pleased to know that there has been a commission in Japan for a gigantic 59ft Gundam statue to be erected in Tokyo. The idea was brought forward to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the mecha anime craze, of which an exhibition to celebrate it is soon to begin.Gundam started as a series of small episodes of anime which featured giant robots (mecha), started by Sunrise Studios. Initial series were called Mobile Suit Gundam, which began in 1979, and grew so fast it later became a huge franchise with several sequels and prequels – with alternating timelines and stories – all of which have been shown in various media such as manga, fiction novels, video games and TV anime. Gundam is just an umbrella term for the entire concept and, quite frankly, this statue will do much more than simply dwarf everyone under it. It’s an appreciation, by many, of an art that has done so well to combine great story, anime, sci-fi and oddball characters that you care about.
damn tall
Any Gundam followers out there will be rather pleased to know that there has been a commission in Japan for a gigantic 59ft Gundam statue to be erected in Tokyo. The idea was brought forward to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the mecha anime craze, of which an exhibition to celebrate it is soon to begin.Gundam started as a series of small episodes of anime which featured giant robots (mecha), started by Sunrise Studios. Initial series were called Mobile Suit Gundam, which began in 1979, and grew so fast it later became a huge franchise with several sequels and prequels – with alternating timelines and stories – all of which have been shown in various media such as manga, fiction novels, video games and TV anime. Gundam is just an umbrella term for the entire concept and, quite frankly, this statue will do much more than simply dwarf everyone under it. It’s an appreciation, by many, of an art that has done so well to combine great story, anime, sci-fi and oddball characters that you care about.
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